Future housing conference information
24 February 2010
Conference time: 0845hrs – 1630hrs
Background
The CML compile and publish a range of statistics on the UK housing and mortgage markets including key data on mortgage lending, arrears and possessions and market segments such as buy-to-let. This unparalleled knowledge and insight into the important role housing plays in the economy is [...]
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Future housing conference – Council of Mortgage Lenders
Six charged in £50 million ‘mortgage fraud’
Six individuals have been charged with offences in connection with a series of high value commercial mortgage frauds. Following a hearing at City of London Magistrates’ Court the case has been sent to Southwark Crown Court for a preliminary hearing on 4 January 2010.
The investigation was referred to the Serious Fraud Office in March 2006 [...]
Serious Fraud Office – Swoop on 19 properties in International commercial loans fraud
Six suspects have been arrested during a search operation on 19 properties throughout England. Three are being held in custody to appear before magistrates. The action relates to an investigation into suspected advance fee fraud and commercial rent fraud. The searches, involving more than a hundred investigators and police officers, took place to prevent further loss to victims.
Outline
Operating [...]
Beacon Homeloans to cease new mortgage lending on Friday 27 November
Beacon Homeloans sent an email to all its packager partners on 12th November informing them it will not be lending any new mortgages after Friday 27 November.
The email from Clive Wilson, sales director of Beacon Homeloans, stated that the lender’s current funding line will end in February 2010.
As a result, Beacon has to [...]
Lesley Titcomb FSA – Keynote address to the European Mortgage Federation’s annual conference
Speech by Lesley Titcomb, Director of Small Firms and Contact Centre, FSA
Keynote address to the European Mortgage Federation’s annual conference
19 November 2009
Around the world the financial crisis has required interventions of unprecedented scale. The support of governments and central banks has been crucial and will remain a significant factor for the foreseeable future. The causes [...]